China, Trump and Taiwan

From Taiwan to technology, China ponders what's to come under Trump 2.0
Chinese business people may be able to find creative ways to avoid U.S. tariffs, but for Beijing, its concerns for the incoming Trump presidency go beyond trade.
China is bracing for fresh tensions with Trump over trade, tech and Taiwan
As U.S. President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second term in office, China is bracing for unpredictability in its ties with the United States
What Trump’s election victory means for Taiwan and China
An emboldened and protectionist Trump administration could trigger a fierce trade war with China and indirectly threatens Taiwan’s self-governance
Will China Invade Taiwan Under Trump? What Experts Think
It's important to understand that China does not want to fight a war over Taiwan, so if the Trump administration adheres closely to the One China Policy and resists forms of military provocation (e.g. sending troops to Taiwan or undertaking joint exercises with Taiwan), then it is likely that Beijing will continue to live with the status quo.
Trump's tariff threats push Taiwan to help firms move production from China
Taiwan will help companies relocate production from China given the likely large impact on them from tariffs incoming U.S. President Donald Trump has promised to impose on the country, Economy Minister Kuo Jyh-huei said on Thursday.
Taiwan to help firms move production out of China as Trump tariffs loom
Taiwan's economic minister says that the impact on manufacturing firms if Trump imposes tariffs will be “quite large.”
China Issues Warning to Donald Trump
This development marks the opening salvo in an escalating rivalry that has simmered since the trade war began under the Trump administration.
Analysis: The Future of China-U.S. Trade Relations Under Trump 2.0 - TaiwanPlus News
Alfred Wu of the National University of Singapore, speaks with TaiwanPlus about what future China-U.S. trade relations could look like with Donald Trump back in the White House.
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China’s Gray-Zone Offensive Against Taiwan Is Backfiring
Over the past two years, major Chinese military exercises around Taiwan have gone from comparatively rare to almost routine.
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Putin says China is Russia's ally, backs its stance on Taiwan
Russian President Vladimir Putin described China on Thursday as Russia's ally and threw his weight behind Beijing's claims ...
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China has increased military flights near Taiwan by 300%, U.S. general says
Gen. Kevin Schneider warned that the Chinese activities have increased dramatically since Taiwan’s new president was ...
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TV show dramatizes how quickly daily life in Taiwan could crumble if China attacked
CNN’s Will Ripley talks to the crew of the TV show “Zero Day,” which dramatizes what it could look like if China were to ...
Taiwan Oct Exports Miss Expectations as China Weighs
Exports to Taiwan's largest trading partner, China, edged down 2.1%, worsening from the previous month's gain of 1.7%. Total ...
Exclusive: Boeing, Airbus to share Taiwan's China Airlines passenger jet order
Taiwan's China Airlines is nearing a decision to split a multi-billion-dollar order for long-distance passenger jets between ...
China is bracing for fresh tensions with Trump over trade, tech and Taiwan I AP Explains
Trade and the self-ruled island of Taiwan are among the issues predicted to bring friction to the relationship between ...
‘Invisible Nation' Documents Taiwan's Fight To Remain Free In Face Of China's Intimidation – For The Love Of Docs
Taiwan, like other countries around the world, is wondering what Donald Trump's return to the White House augurs for U.S.